The puzzle continues: *al-Muqtaṭaf* was printed in two different and unmarked editions
As I noted at the end of last year, Ottoman and Arabic periodicals of the late nineteenth and early twentieh century appeared in different editions. Print-runs differed in spelling, pagination, lay-out, and content. However, I was not aware of the extend of this phenomenon.
I just discovered that the journal al-Muqtaṭaf, published by Yaʿqūb Ṣarrūf and Fāris Nimr under the directorship of Shahīn Makāriyūs in Beirut until 1884, printed two “first print runs” or first editions” (al-ṭabaʿat al-ūlā), whose content differed by exactly 32 pages per issue! Copies of the twelve issues of volume 7 (1882-83) available at many European and Middle Eastern libraries comprise 760 consecutively numbered pages, while the copy at Princeton library, digitally available at Hathitrust, comprises only 344 equally consecutively numbered pages.
To illustrate the matter, let’s have a look at the first issue of volume seven (June 1882):
Edition 1: “Small” version of 32 pages.
Held by Princeton University Library and made available through HathiTrust
Edition 2: “Large” version of 64 pages.
Held by the Orient Institut Beirut
The first 16 pages of the two editions are identical. Page 17 of the copy at the Orient Institut Beirut (OIB) is the first page of a lengthy tracte on “women’s rights” (ḥuqūq al-marʾa) by Wadīʿ Efendi al-Khūrī. In the Princeton copy, the same page 17 comprises four short questions (masāʾil) and the beginning of the section bāb tadbīr al-manzil. Both pages bear a printer’s mark with information on the volume, the edition, and the binding block. While volume number and edition are marked as identical, the number of the binding block differs: “3 ṣ” at Princeton, “3 k” at the OIB. To my astonishment, the OIB copy continues with the same paragraph of the bāb tadbīr al-manzil section on page 48, after which the two editions are again identical, save for the page numbers.
The printer’s marks provide a solution to the riddle in the case of al-Muqtaṭaf – or rather, they provide an indicator for the edition one is looking at. After having checked further volumes at the OIB (vol. 6-9), the volumes comprising “extended” issues of 64 pages all bear the Arabic letter kāf in the printer’s mark, while the “short” issues of 32 pages were marked with the latter ṣād. In addition, those copies whose index survived the times (at least 6-9), show that the index took account of a “large Muqtaṭaf” (al-muqtaṭ af al-kabīr in Arabic and abbreviated by the kāf in the printer’s mark) and a “small Muqtaṭaf” (al-muqtaṭaf al-ṣaghīr in and abbreviated with a ṣād).
Upon further investigations, it turned out that the two editions weren’t exactly completely “unmarked” beyond the printer’s mark on the binding blocks and the indexes. The cover sheet for the short and the extended version differ in the quoted prices and location of subscription:
- The extended version quoted prices for annual subscriptions “in Europe and the Egyptian lands” at £1, while
- the short version quoted annual subscriptions at “Beirut and Lebanon” at Frcs 7 and Frcs 8 for the surrounding areas (al-jihāt).
A systematic comparison of the two editions, the existence of which hitherto escaped the scholarly community, might reveal and equally systematic targetting of themes to different audiences. This could mean that major scholarly works on the Nahda, the press, and its audience need substantial reworking.


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The Chaotic Double Pendulum Synthesizer is an attempt to find musicality in the laws of physics that govern our world.
The double pendulum is a simple idea, but complex mathematically. The basic idea of a chaotic double pendulum is that it is a simple physical system (a pendulum attached to the end of another pendulum) that exhibits rich dynamic behavior (much more interesting motion that one would expect) with a strong sensitivity to initial conditions. The motion is often described by physicists as unexpectedly mesmerizing.
The goal of this project is to capture that mesmerizing motion with electroacoustic music using Max/MSP motion tracking and sound processing. By feeding data about the position, velocity, and acceleration of the pendulums into a series of oscillators, we can “listen” to the chaos that governs some of the laws of physics of our universe.
Click here to learn more about some of the math behind coupled pendula. Additionally, click here to watch a demo of a chaotic double pendulum.
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by Agency ReportThe Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) says it would commence distribution of sensitive materials for November 16 governorship poll in Bayelsa State on Friday.
INEC Head of Department, Voter Education and Publicity, Wilfred Ifogah, made this known on Thursday in Yenagoa in a message to journalists.
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At this point the CI/CD pipeline cloud infrastructure, the build-out of which was launched two chapters back, should be completed.
First, please check the command prompt console where you ran cdk deploy
for the “CicdInfraAsCode” project, to make there were no errors. You should see something like the following at the tail of the output after command has finished:
30/30 | 1:10:43 PM | CREATE_COMPLETE | AWS::CloudFormation::Stack | Unicorn-Store-CI-CD-PipelineStack
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Next, navigate to the CodePipeline in the AWS Console and observe “Unicorn-Store-CI-CD-Pipeline” in the list, showing the “Failed” status next to it. The pipeline is in the failed state because the source code of the Unicorn Store solution has not yet been pushed to the CodeCommit Git repository.
Please click on the “Unicorn-Store-CI-CD-Pipeline” link to see the brand-new pipeline:
To trigger the build and deployment pipeline, all we need to do is to push the Unicorn Store to the CodeCommit Git repository just created.
Following step: adding Git “remote” (alias) pointing to the CodeCommit repository, can be skipped if you are taking this lab at an AWS event, as the “aws” Git remote is already created on your dev VM.
Windows users, please use Powershell
in Administrator mode for running commands that follow.
Create Git “remote” named “aws”:
git remote add aws (aws codecommit get-repository --repository-name Unicorn-Store-Sample-Git-Repo | jq -r .repositoryMetadata.cloneUrlHttp)
Push the code to the CodeCommit repository:
git push aws cdk-module
In the command above, “aws” is the name of the git remote pointing to the CodeCommit in your AWS Account, and “cdk-module” is the name of the git branch.
Wait a few moments, and then go to the AWS Console CodePipeline page to observe CodePipeline build in-progress :
First run of the pipeline is likely to take approximately 15 minutes
, primarily due to time required to provision application database and ECS-based application hosting infrastructure. Subsequent pipeline runs could finish in under one minute if no changes were introduced into the CDK-based infrastructure code.
Clicking “Details” links of each Build stage action, will show the real-time stdout/console output of the application build and hosting infrastructure build, respectively.
The Details of the Docker image build action output shows how application is being built. If it fails to build for whatever reason and results in a “red” action status, the console output will provide most definitive information about causes of issues. The same is true for the hosting/deployment infra Build step action. Even when everything builds fine, please review the Build step action output - that will provide a lot of insight into both how application is built & deployed, and how CI/CD pipeline CDK project’s Buildspec definitions translate into actual executable commands. The usefulness of this entire workshop may hinge on whether you take time to review Build actions’ output and connect this insight with what you learn from examining CI/CD project code.


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- Architected a system to detect code regressions introduced by updates using aggregation analysis across disparate SQL databases. Average regression detection time went from 4 days to within 24 hours.
- Serviced Storage and File System (multiple drivers written in both Windows Driver Model and Windows Driver Framework) stack for Windows 8+. Root-caused customer issues and provided solutions in time sensitive situations.
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- Wrote Perl script to randomize processor configuration for pre-test environment setup.
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- Concurrent and Distributed Systems
- Algorithms
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- Built a Windows Phone 7 app that allowed users to chat peer-to-peer over LAN using UDP. Work was open-sourced on Github.
- Built a Dropbox clone that worked over the peer-to-peer Chord distributed hash table.
- Implemented RTOS on ARM Cortex M3 including priority based scheduling with blocking semaphores and system message queues. Enabled synchronization between multiple processors via CAN bus.
- Designed custom PCB with mimicking Gameboy design. Implemented Tetris game algorithm, file system, storage driver, and game render for LCD. System was able to save and restart games across power events.
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102 DALMATIANS A film review by Steve Rhodes Copyright 2000 Steve Rhodes RATING (0 TO ****): ***
Cruella De Vil is back with a new name -- "just call me Ella" -- and now she is a real sweetheart who is ready to lead protests against fur fashions. She is dogdom's number one friend. "What!" you say.
Did I forget to mention her treatment under Doctor Pavlov (David Horovitch) who has cured her of her evil ways? This is lucky for her since a judge (Timothy West) has sentenced her to give all of her money to the 2nd Chance dog shelter if she is ever caught dognapping again. Kevin (Ioan Gruffudd from SOLOMON AND GAENOR) runs the shelter, and he and Chloe (Alice Evans), Ella's probation officer, form the story's love interest. If you suspect that Ella will revert to her nefarious alter ego, you would, of course, be right.
Let me say upfront that for whatever reason, probably thanks to director Kevin Lima (TARZAN), 102 DALMATIANS is much better than it's immediate predecessor, 101 DALMATIANS. (Neither, however, is better than the animated original.) Glenn Close, having a ball chewing up the scenery, is terrific, but it's the dogs that make the show.
The best dog of the bunch has to be the eminently lovable Oddball. A Dalmatian who hasn't gotten his spots yet, he is obsessed with them. He suffers from such spot anxiety that Chloe has to spell out the word ("s-p-o-t") when she's around him. This lack of dots gives Oddball lots of opportunities to get into trouble trying to acquire them. The spilled ink from a photocopier's toner cartridge is just one such source of black splotches. Oddball is Mr. Mischief and the dog most likely to appear in the dog endangerment scenes that make the film's G rating a bit questionable. (There were several blood curdling screams from little tykes in our audience when it looked like Oddball was going to be a goner.)
Coming in second in the cuteness derby is a rottweiler named Waddlesworth. An unusual dog, he has colorful feathers and a beak, although he doesn't think he can fly. Actually, he's a talking Macaw (voiced by Eric Idle), who just thinks that he is a canine. Giving a single animal the ability of speech makes the story funny without being too silly.
Sometimes the simplest scenes of the dogs wagging their tails are so cute that you can't help but break into a big smile. And the sets and the costumes alone can provoke quite a few laughs.
Finally, there is Gérard Depardieu, as fur fashion designer Monsieur Le Pelt. Depardieu doesn't have much of a part, but he makes the most of it. Always pronouncing puppies as "poopies," he sounds like he just walked off the Rugrats set. When we first see him, he is parading his rotund body down a fashion show runway in leopard hot pants and a leopard-head crotch protector. 102 DALMATIANS is first and foremost a movie ripe with physical comedy. The dialog is treated as almost an afterthought.
 Kevin's dogs go for LADY AND THE TRAMP. In one of the story's best sequences, the movie cuts between the video and Kevin and Chloe enjoying spaghetti just like Lady and the Tramp. The only disappointment is that they never share a single strand as they do in the video. On the whole, however, 102 DALMATIANS is a good spirited movie that rarely disappoints.
102 DALMATIANS runs 1:41. It is rated G, but the "poopie" endangerment scenes may scare some kids under 5.
My son Jeffrey, age 11, gave the film ***. He really liked Oddball and Waddlesworth, but complained that he missed the dogs from the first movie. Maxim, age 12, went wild over the picture and gave it ****. His favorite part was the cake scene. Nickolas, age 11, gave it *** 1/2, having similar comments to Jeffrey's. Eliot, age 11, on the other hand, hated the movie, giving it just * 1/2. He complained that it wasn't original and that it didn't link properly to the first film. The votes from the rest of Jeffrey's 6th grade class were quite positive although there were a few who didn't like it.
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A natural flow that I've gotten used to over the years is using the option key (⌥) combined with the arrow keys to navigation between word boundaries in simple text editors. I also use this to quickly delete a word at a time rather than holding down the delete key.
Given this muscle memory, I was surprised that when I started using iTerm2 that this functionality wasn't supported out of the box. Especially since this is standard in the default Terminal app.
Below are the instructions needed to enable this behavior.
Settings
Open up your default profile and go to the Keys section and ensure that your option keys (⌥) are set to act as +Esc.
Then create 2 new key mappings. One for option (⌥) + left arrow (←) to send the escape sequence b
and another for option (⌥) + right arrow (→) to send the escape sequence f
.
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To avoid having to do this again next time you setup a new Mac I highly recommend using the "Load preferences from a custom folder or URL" feature and syncing that with a tool like Dropbox.
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This project allowed me to practice a handy module that many people want in their website: a quote slider. It can be used to show client testimonials, a list of product features, or even a slideshow of photos. The slider is automated to change slides every 6 seconds, and can also be manipulated manually through the arrows and dots.
As you can see in the code photo, there is a config object in the slider function that allows me some flexibility, such as being able to change the slide transition timing, the slides changing automatically, and setting which class selectors will connect to our elements.
I used basic CSS animations to give each quote that 'slide' effect through setting a transition property (left 1.8s, opacity 0.5s ease). I also used it to change the color of the arrows when clicked by using the :active pseudo class on the arrow classes.
This project was my first one using ES6, and I love the flexibility of variables by using const or let instead of just the basic var. I also enjoy the simplicity of writing functions with the fat arrow (=>). The new features save so many lines of code!


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Throughout the 2021 calendar year, staff and students of the MGGG Redistricting Lab hosted COI mapping workshops at least once per week, with some Spanish-language sessions available. This page contains some of the written resources that we compiled for use by trainers, community organizers, and other members of the public who wanted to get involved in rounding up community maps.
Starter materials
- Sample agenda for a training
- Sample slide deck for a training
- Interview prompts
- Submission checklist


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In Legends Of The League ("Legends", for short), you can play in three different gamemodes and play as orgs, humans or aliens. Aliens are fast moving creatures. Orgs are like human but with more muscle. They have worse breath though.
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| Folder | Description |
|---|---|
| Config | Holds the (few) configuration files CakePHP uses. Database connection details, bootstrapping, core configuration files and more should be stored here. |
| Console | Contains the console commands and console tasks for your application. This directory can also contain a Templates directory to customize the output of bake. (Bake is equivalent of rails generate) |
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| Vendor | Any third-party classes or libraries should be placed here. Doing so makes them easy to access using the App::import(‘vendor’, ‘name’) function. |
| webroot | In a production setup, this folder should serve as the document root for your application. Folders here also serve as holding places for CSS stylesheets, images, and JavaScript files. |


The cookbook is a collection of Apache Arrow recipes for
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Most recipes will be common to all platforms,
but some are specific to the language and environment in use.
If you are looking for the Apache Arrow Documentation itself or the API reference, those are available at https://arrow.apache.org/docs/


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This business’s goals are to be able to build a product(program) that connects a company to its seller or its representative so we can try to maximize the services of that company and to have them control their operations in a more efficient way, a better way. So with the structure of this program done we can, depending of the customers we get, adapt an interface on it so that the specific demands of each client are met. From there we can start the implementation of the platform for this determined company.
The services provided once we start a project go from dynamic and total customization of rewards rules according to the business model of the client. Complete and automatic calculation of all the campaigns, allowing the presentation of results and exact quantity of rewards given to the participants in real time. Online tracking of all rewards that were sent in real time. An amazon cloud structure with nacional and internacional redundancy and scalability. Permanent service of vulnerability management. Ilimited models of reports and dashboards to executives and users. A call center to projects with a specialized team in incentives.


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@(message: String, style: String = "Scala", playhome: String ="http://www.playframework.org")(implicit flash: play.api.mvc.Flash)
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| Http Code | Msg |
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| @if(em._1 == "error") { @em._1 } else { @em._1 } | @em._2 |
Megam's Cloud API is a stateless REST based cloud server. Our SDKs abstract away the REST interface and provide a set of handy methods you can interact with when deleting, creating, updating and deleting objects. We've also provided information on how we use HMAC to create authorization headers for use when accessing Megam.
Before you start using the Megam API, be sure to have an
API Key
and
Email
registered with us.
Click www.megam.co to get access to our
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Authentication checks user email and api_key.
Request URL:
POST http://api.megam.co/v1/auth
Request Headers:
"X-Megam-DATE:"
2013-07-01 17:17"
"X-Megam-HMAC:"
060873b2afce74fd024bba428b0e2e00b661cc2c"
"Content-Type:"
appilication/Json"
"Accept:"
"application/vnd.megam+json "
Request Body:
-
(Nothing in body)
Response shown in Json:
[
{
"id": "ACT346963130863058944",
"email": "your_registered_email",
"api_key": "IamAtlas{74}NobodyCanSeeME#07",
"authority": "user"
}
]
| HTTP Codes | JSON |
|---|---|
| 401 | stick the 401 json here. |
Megam::API megam = Megam::API.new(:headers => {:api_key => "IamAtlas{74}NobodyCanSeeME#07",
:email => "........"})
com.megam.api.API = new com.megam.api.API("test..com","IamAtlas{74}NobodyCanSeeME#07")
Request URL:
"http://api.megam.co/accounts/chrisexample.com"
Request Headers:
{
X-Megam-DATE: 2013-07-01 17:17
X-Megam-EMAIL: your email
X-Megam-APIKEY: IamAtlas{74}NobodyCanSeeME#07
X-Megam-HMAC: current-email:9c37b8f3e3790d285ab34554ef8d94bec0f0c761
Content-Type: appilication/Json
Accept: application/vnd.megam+json
}
Request Body:
"nothing in body"
Response shown in Json:
{
"id": "ACT351668441440059392",
"email":".......",
"api_key":"IamAtlas{74}NobodyCanSeeME#07",
"authority":"user"
}
Request URL:
http://api.megam.co/accounts/content
Request Headers:
{
X-Megam-DATE: 2013-07-01 17:17
X-Megam-EMAIL: ......
X-Megam-APIKEY: IamAtlas{74}NobodyCanSeeME#07
Content-Type:appilication/Json
Accept: application/vnd.megam+json
}
Request Body:
{
"email":".......",
"api_key":"IamAtlas{74}NobodyCanSeeME#07",
"authority":"user"
}
Response shown in Json:
{
"id": "ACT351668441440059392",
"email":".......",
"api_key":"IamAtlas{74}NobodyCanSeeME#07",
"authority":"user"
}
megam = Megam::API.new(:headers => {:api_key => API_KEY, :email => EMAIL})
list the available nodes.
Request URL:
http://api.megam.co/v1/nodes
Request Headers:
X-Megam-DATE: 2013-07-01 17:17
X-Megam-EMAIL: ......
X-Megam-APIKEY: IamAtlas{74}NobodyCanSeeME#07
X-Megam-HMAC: current-email:9c37b8f3e3790d285ab34554ef8d94bec0f0c761
Content-Type:appilication/Json
Accept: application/vnd.megam+json
Request Body:
"nothing"
Response shown in Json:
{
"id": "NOD352786051623813120",
"accounts_ID":"ACT352741431581868032",
"request":{"req_id":"NOD352786051628007424",
"command":"commands","status":"submitted"} ,
"predefs":{"rails":"rails3","scm":"scm","db":"dbname","queue":"queue"}
}
This part contains about nodes
Request URL:
http://api.megam.co/v1/nodes/id #id is key
Request Headers:
X-Megam-DATE: 2013-07-01 17:17
X-Megam-EMAIL: current-email
X-Megam-APIKEY: IamAtlas{74}NobodyCanSeeME#07
X-Megam-HMAC: current-email:9c37b8f3e3790d285ab34554ef8d94bec0f0c761
Content-Type:appilication/Json
Accept: application/vnd.megam+json
Request Body:
"nothing"
Response shown in Json:
{
"id": "NOD352786051623813120",
"accounts_ID":"ACT352741431581868032",
"request":{"req_id":"NOD352786051628007424",
"command":"commands","status":"submitted"} ,
"predefs":{"rails":"rails3","scm":"scm","db":"dbname","queue":"queue"}
}
post request for Nodes
Request URL:
http://api.megam.co/v1/nodes/content
Request Headers:
X-Megam-DATE: 2013-07-01 17:17
X-Megam-EMAIL: ......
X-Megam-APIKEY: IamAtlas{74}NobodyCanSeeME#07
Content-Type:appilication/Json
Accept: application/vnd.megam+json
Request Body:
{
"nod_name":"Node3",
"command":"commands",
"predefs":{"rails":"rails3","scm":"scm", "db":"db2", "queue":"queue"
}
}
Response shown in Json:
{
"id": "NOD352382590482644992",
"accounts_ID":"ACT352327725421166592",
"request":{"req_id":"NOD352382590537170944","command":"commands","status":"submitted"} ,
"predefs":{"rails":"rails3","scm":"scm","db":"db","queue":"queue"}
}
megam.create_node('name' => POGO,'type' => 'rails')
# create an nodep with a generated name and the default type
This part contains about Logs
Request URL:
http://api.megam.co/logs
Request Headers:
x-megam-Hmac:....//Hmac value
x-megam-date:....//date
"Content-Type:appilication/Json"
"Accept: application/vnd.megam+json "
Request Body:
"nothing in logs"
Response shown in Json:
{
id: ACT346963130863058944,
email:.....,
api_key: IamAtlas{74}NobodyCanSeeME#07,
authority:user
}
This part contains about nodes
Request URL:
http://api.megam.co/logs/:nodeid
Request Headers:
x-megam-Hmac:....//Hmac value
x-megam-date:....//date
"Content-Type:appilication/Json"
"Accept: application/vnd.megam+json "
Request Body:
""
Response shown in Json:
{
id: ACT346963130863058944,
email:.....,
api_key: IamAtlas{74}NobodyCanSeeME#07,
authority:user
}
megam = Megam::API.new(:headers => {:api_key => API_KEY, :email => EMAIL})
Before you start using the Megam API, be sure to have an API KEY and Email and registered. Register with our Hosted Megam Platformwww.megam.co
megam = Megam::API.new(:headers => {:api_key => API_KEY, :email => EMAIL})
megam = Megam::API.new(:headers => {:api_key => API_KEY, :email => EMAIL})
Before you start using the Megam API, be sure to have an API KEY and Email and registered. Register with our Hosted Megam Platformwww.megam.co
megam = Megam::API.new(:headers => {:api_key => API_KEY, :email => EMAIL})
Before you start using the Megam API, be sure to have an API KEY and Email and registered. Register with our Hosted Megam Platformwww.megam.co
megam = Megam::API.new(:headers => {:api_key => API_KEY, :email => EMAIL})


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SmsWebhookRK
|
Library for Particle devices to easily send SMS via a webhook to Twilio
Note that both setup and loop calls are required! You should make the loop call on every loop; if there is nothing to do it returns quickly.
+1
.This queues the SMS message to send. If the device is online and connected to the Particle cloud, it will be sent immediately. Otherwise, it will be queued to send later.
If an error occurs and the publish fails, the message will be retried later.
If you are only sending SMS to yourself from your own devices, you can leave the recipient phone number out and instead encode it in the webhook, that way you don't need to code your phone number in your application code.
There are more options available as described in the Examples section, below.
This method could easily be updated to work with other SMS providers, however you may need to change authentication methods and the keys where the data is stored.
withEventName()
method to reconfigure the library. They must match and follow event naming rules (1 - 64 ASCII characters; only use letters, numbers, underscores, dashes and slashes. Spaces and special characters should not be used). Also note that the event name is a prefix, so any event name beginning with that string will trigger the webhook.$TWILIO_ACCOUNT_SID
!+
then country code, so it will begin with +1
in the United States.{{{t}}}
(case-sensitive). The triple curly brackets are required. If you are only going to ever send to your own phone, you could enter your phone number here instead of {{{t}}}
but make sure it begins with a +
.{{{b}}}
(case-sensitive).application/x-www-form-urlencoded
is correct.Here's the full code for the simple example. Tapping the MODE (or SETUP) button once will send a SMS.
Digging into the code:
Include the header file. Note that you must add the library as well, just adding the include is not sufficient.
This is so log message can be seen by the USB serial debugging output. The library uses "sms" as the logging category so you can turn off the messages if desired.
System threading enabled is recommended for this library. The code can be used in both AUTOMATIC
and SEMI_AUTOMATIC
mode.
This is a forward declaration, because we use the function in a call to System.on()
before it's implemented in the .cpp file.
The button handler can be called at interrupt time, so it's best to just set a flag and handle it from loop.
You must call the setup method for the library from global app setup()
. The library object is a singleton, which you always get using SmsWebhook::instance()
. You never create the object as a global or allocate it with new.
Add the button handler:
Since we used SYSTEM_MODE(SEMI_AUTOMATIC)
it's necessary to call Particle.connect()
to connect to the cloud. If you use AUTOMATIC
you don't need this.
You must call SmsWebhook::instance().loop()
from global application loop()
!
This checks the flag set by the button handler.
And this is the part that sends the SMS.
SmsMessage
object on the stack (it's small)withRecipient()
. Note that the phone number must be in + country code format, so in the United States it will begin with +1
.withMessage()
. In this case, we format a message with a counter that increases each time a message is sent.SmsWebhook::instance().queueSms(mesg)
.When the MODE/SETUP button is tapped once, this handles it and sets a flag to be handled from loop().
This example uses the CloudConfigRK library to store the recipient phone number in the emulated EEPROM on the device. This allows a per-device phone number, without requiring the phone number be hardcoded in the user firmware. This is also helpful if you are creating a product, so you can have individual customer phone numbers and have one firmware binary and one webhook.
The library has many options, including:
The code to hook the two libraries together and set the phone number with a function call (once), store it in EEPROM, then use it for any SMS notification is mostly just this:
To set the phone number make a function call setConfig
with the data
Remember that the phone number must be in + country code format, so in the United States it will begin with +1
.
If you want to use the Particle CLI, the command to set the phone number for the device named "test2" is:
Tapping the MODE (or SETUP) button sends the SMS to the configured phone number.


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Title of Study: A/B Testing of Search Engine Result Pages
Principal Investigator: Anita Crescenzi
Co-Investigator and Faculty Advisor: Prof. Diane Kelly
What are some general things you should know about research studies? You are being asked to take part in a research study. To join the study is voluntary. You may refuse to join, or you may withdraw your consent to be in the study, for any reason, without penalty. Details about this study are discussed below. It is important that you understand this information so that you can make an informed choice about being in this research study.
What is the purpose of this study? The purpose of this research study is to evaluate an information search system using search tasks.
How many people will take part in this study? If you decide to be in this study, you will be one of approximately 46 people in this research study.
What will happen if you take part in the study? Your part in this study will last approximately one and a half hours. You will be asked to use a search system to find documents relevant to four search tasks, which we will give you. While you search, we will log your actions with the system on the server. Before and after search tasks and at the end of the session, we will ask you to complete questionnaires.
All the steps involved in this study are listed below. You will:
What are the benefits from being in this study? Research is designed to benefit society by gaining new knowledge. You may not benefit personally from being in this research study.
What are the possible risks or discomforts involved from being in this study? We do not anticipate any risks in the study.
How will your privacy be protected? All the data you provide will be stored anonymously, using a randomly assigned participant id number. We will not associate your name or any other personal information with the data, and you will not be personally identified in any report or publication about this study.
What if you want to stop before your part in the study is complete? You can withdraw from this study at any time, without penalty and skip any question for any reason. The investigators also have the right to stop your participation if you do not follow instructions.
Will you receive anything for being in this study? Will it cost anything? You will receive $20 cash for taking part in this study. If you are unable to complete the entire study, you will be compensated $5.00 per half-hour. If we discontinue your participation for not following instructions, you will receive nothing. There are no costs associated with being in the study.
What if you are a UNC student? You may choose not to be in the study or to stop being in the study before it is over at any time. This will not affect your class standing or grades at UNC-Chapel Hill. You will not be offered or receive any special consideration if you take part in this research.
What if you have questions about this study? You have the right to ask, and have answered, any questions you may have about this research. Please let us know if you have questions or if you would like to discuss anything on the form. We are also happy to give you a print copy of this form for your records.
What if you have questions about your rights as a research participant? All research on human volunteers is reviewed by a committee that works to protect your rights and welfare. If you have questions or concerns, or if you would like to obtain information or offer input, please contact the Institutional Review Board at<PHONE_NUMBER> or by email to IRB_subjects@unc.edu.


--- layout: rustwasm title: web_sys::Document::body function description: web_sys::Document::body function keyword: web_sys::Document::body function ---
This example gets the body HtmlElement, dynamically cast the element into a HtmlBodyElement, and use it to set the bgColor of the body.
pub fn document_body()
{
let window = web_sys::window().expect("global window does not exists");
let document = window.document().expect("expecting a document on window");
let body = document.body().expect("document expect to have have a body");
let val = body
.dyn_into::<web_sys::HtmlBodyElement>()
.unwrap();
val.set_bg_color("lightblue");
}
pub fn body(&self)-> Option<HtmlElement>


| Package | com.intridea.presentlyAIRClient.vo |
| Class | public final class LoginVO |
| Property | Defined by | ||
|---|---|---|---|
| account : String
Used for authentication to the Present.ly server.
| LoginVO | ||
| password : String
Used for authentication to the Present.ly server.
| LoginVO | ||
| username : String
Used for authentication to the Present.ly server.
| LoginVO |
| Method | Defined by | ||
|---|---|---|---|
|
LoginVO(account:String, username:String, password:String)
Update
Login object with account information collected from the view. | LoginVO | ||
|
toString():String
Used for diagnostics, testing, debugging and trace statements.
| LoginVO |
| account | property |
public var account:String
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| password | property |
public var password:String
Used for authentication to the Present.ly server.
| username | property |
public var username:String
Used for authentication to the Present.ly server.
| LoginVO | () | constructor |
public function LoginVO(account:String, username:String, password:String)
Update Login
object with account information collected from the view.
account:String — Specific account information provided by user.
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username:String — Specific screen name information provided by user.
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password:String — Specific account information provided by user.
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Used for diagnostics, testing, debugging and trace statements.
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class BlockType implements ModelInterface, ArrayAccess
BlockType Class Doc Comment
Constants
| DISCRIMINATOR |
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Properties
| static protected string | $swaggerModelName | The original name of the model. | |
| static protected string[] | $swaggerTypes | Array of property to type mappings. Used for (de)serialization | |
| static protected string[] | $swaggerFormats | Array of property to format mappings. Used for (de)serialization | |
| static protected string[] | $attributeMap | Array of attributes where the key is the local name, and the value is the original name | |
| static protected string[] | $setters | Array of attributes to setter functions (for deserialization of responses) | |
| static protected string[] | $getters | Array of attributes to getter functions (for serialization of requests) | |
| protected mixed[] | $container | Associative array for storing property values |
Methods
Array of property to type mappings. Used for (de)serialization
Array of property to format mappings. Used for (de)serialization
Array of attributes where the key is the local name, and the value is the original name
Array of attributes to setter functions (for deserialization of responses)
Array of attributes to getter functions (for serialization of requests)
The original name of the model.
Constructor
Show all the invalid properties with reasons.
Validate all the properties in the model return true if all passed
Gets hash
Sets hash
Gets number
Sets number
Gets view
Sets view
Gets coinbase
Sets coinbase
Gets parentHash
Sets parentHash
Gets timestamp
Sets timestamp
Gets transactionsRoot
Sets transactionsRoot
Gets resultsRoot
Sets resultsRoot
Gets stateRoot
Sets stateRoot
Gets data
Sets data
Gets transactions
Returns true if offset exists. False otherwise.
Gets offset.
Sets value based on offset.
Unsets offset.
Gets the string presentation of the object
Details
at line 97
static array
swaggerTypes()
Array of property to type mappings. Used for (de)serialization
at line 107
static array
swaggerFormats()
Array of property to format mappings. Used for (de)serialization
at line 176
static array
attributeMap()
Array of attributes where the key is the local name, and the value is the original name
at line 186
static array
setters()
Array of attributes to setter functions (for deserialization of responses)
at line 196
static array
getters()
Array of attributes to getter functions (for serialization of requests)
at line 206
string
getModelName()
The original name of the model.
at line 228
__construct(array $data = null)
Constructor
at line 248
array
listInvalidProperties()
Show all the invalid properties with reasons.
at line 297
bool
valid()
Validate all the properties in the model return true if all passed
at line 336
string
getHash()
Gets hash
at line 348
$this
setHash(string $hash)
Sets hash
at line 365
string
getNumber()
Gets number
at line 377
$this
setNumber(string $number)
Sets number
at line 394
int
getView()
Gets view
at line 406
$this
setView(int $view)
Sets view
at line 418
string
getCoinbase()
Gets coinbase
at line 430
$this
setCoinbase(string $coinbase)
Sets coinbase
at line 447
string
getParentHash()
Gets parentHash
at line 459
$this
setParentHash(string $parentHash)
Sets parentHash
at line 476
string
getTimestamp()
Gets timestamp
at line 488
$this
setTimestamp(string $timestamp)
Sets timestamp
at line 505
string
getTransactionsRoot()
Gets transactionsRoot
at line 517
$this
setTransactionsRoot(string $transactionsRoot)
Sets transactionsRoot
at line 534
string
getResultsRoot()
Gets resultsRoot
at line 546
$this
setResultsRoot(string $resultsRoot)
Sets resultsRoot
at line 563
string
getStateRoot()
Gets stateRoot
at line 575
$this
setStateRoot(string $stateRoot)
Sets stateRoot
at line 592
string
getData()
Gets data
at line 604
$this
setData(string $data)
Sets data
at line 621
TransactionType[]
getTransactions()
Gets transactions
at line 633
$this
setTransactions(TransactionType[] $transactions)
Sets transactions
at line 646
boolean
offsetExists(integer $offset)
Returns true if offset exists. False otherwise.
at line 658
mixed
offsetGet(integer $offset)
Gets offset.
at line 671
void
offsetSet(integer $offset, mixed $value)
Sets value based on offset.
at line 687
void
offsetUnset(integer $offset)
Unsets offset.
at line 697
string
__toString()
Gets the string presentation of the object


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The mood before I inhaled the carbogen was lighthearted. A friend was dispensing the gas, another joined me to watch, and the person who had brought the tank was an acquaintance whom I had met several times. The atmosphere was jovial, with humorous quips going around the room about how a couple of psychonauts before me were each supposed to be the 13th person to take the gas, but that they had died during their sessions, and hence experience reports could not be filled out, so now I would be considered 'number 13'. (Of course, no one had really died.) Before the gas was turned on, I was asked to take a breath with the mask held to my face, so that I could sense what it felt like when the hose was correctly sealed/suctioned on, without any leaks. As the hose had very little air in it, it was difficult to breathe in, which resulted in a brief panicky feeling of not being able to get any air--but this did allow me to understand how the mask was supposed to properly fit.
The regulator to the carbogen tank was then turned on, and I counted along for the first eight breaths. Unlike what others had reported, I didn't get a sense from those first breaths that it was hard to breathe. I had closed my eyes at the start of the experience, and after the initial 8 breaths I noticed superimposed onto the dark field behind my eyelids a collection of pink dots, each about the size of a quarter. They first appeared in the center of my vision, slowly multiplied, brightened, and began to spiral clockwise.
A warm relaxation similar to what I get from nitrous oxide began to wash over me. I stopped counting my breaths, but I did not get a sense that I lost consciousness at any point during the experience. I remembered who I was, that I was having a carbogen trip, and that I should pay attention to the phenomenology of the experience in order to bring back a description of it. Visually, the only thing that was happening with eyes closed were these streaking pinkish lines of light, swirling and pulsing in a clockwise direction.
At some point, I found it increasingly hard to breathe. I felt as though I was not getting enough air, and my breathing became more rapid. My heart rate increased, and the labored breathing became quite painful. It reminded me of when I was a kid and I would run as fast as I could for as long as I could until I finally fell to the ground, legs burning, heart pounding, lungs gasping. However, as a kid when the running stopped, eventually I started to feel better, with my heartbeat and breathing perceptibly slowing down in stages. In this situation, there was no relief.
Then, I noticed that the mask was being removed. With eyes open, material reality appeared as a smeared pinwheel of color. It was as if the external world was a pie cut into six pieces, spinning clockwise, and five of the slices were comprised of swirling blobs of colorful shapes, but the sixth piece was a window into what solid reality looked like.
There was a strong tension between the blurred, disembodied realm of indistinct color and the formed material world of discrete objects. It took a massive, even a painful amount of focused energy to keep the material world filled with unique, distinct, individual forms. Within the reality slice, I could tell that the others in the room had become concerned about my well-being. I saw their faces peering down at me, and it felt as if they were trying to get my attention--trying to pull me back into their realm. It was clear they were very upset, and it seemed like they were fighting with me to pull me out of the non-material place where I was stuck.
The transition back into their realm was extremely unpleasant. Imagine what it might feel like if you were a two-dimensional being forced into a three-dimensional form: whisper-thin flattened taffy being stretched and plumped back into a clay golem. Suddenly, a new face appeared, looking down at me. I recognized it as belonging to a physician whom I had met earlier that night. For a couple spins of the pie-cycle, he was present; then he was gone. His face lacked the sense of concern that I saw on the other faces.
The struggle between existing as a disembodied consciousness and an embodied form seemed almost beyond endurance. In some ways I felt as I imagine a drowning man might feel, after being pulled from a lake and brought back to life. My heart was pounding. I was gasping for air. I felt like crap, awash with the panicky feeling that no matter how hard I breathed, I wasn't pulling in enough oxygen.
Gradually, the slices of pie featuring solid, non-smeared reality began to increase. Two out of six, three out of six, then more rapidly four and five out of six. Several minutes passed before I began to feel as though I was getting enough oxygen and my heartbeat was slowing down. A few more minutes passed before I could really register the looks of extreme worry around me. Based on the faces of those in the room, I could tell that what I went through had not been a typical reaction. Eventually, I got closer and closer to a baseline state of consciousness. What had happened to get my friends so worked up?
At no point during the experience did I notice losing consciousness. Also, at no point did I believe that I had stopped breathing. Indeed, in my mind, I had been gasping for air. However, according to those in the room, I did stop breathing around my 27th or 28th breath of carbogen. Concerned about my condition, the friend administering the gas removed the mask around what would have been breath 30. I had been thrashing about in a manner described to me as being somewhat 'seizure-like', banging my arm into the wall next to the couch. When the mask came off, my lips were pressed together and turning blue from lack of oxygen. One of the sitters forced my mouth open and began mouth-to-mouth resuscitation. Another left to get the physician from the adjacent room; but in the short time before he arrived, I had begun to breathe again.
After I was breathing normally, I felt super-bad about having worried my friends so much, and I also felt grateful that they had gotten me breathing again. Similarly, they felt somewhat bad about having made jokes related to other people dying before I began the carbogen session. Along with the fact that my trip could literally be described, in some manner, as a 'near-death experience', the feeling of struggle between a disembodied two-dimensional realm and the material world also felt quite a bit like I might imagine re-entry from a near-death experience would feel.
Back at the party, I also regretted that my trip had put a damper on the enthusiasm of some who had not yet had their turn with the tank. One of the sitters had to take a break to process his part in my experience, and at least a couple of people decided against breathing carbogen--choosing to head home instead.
My wife was livid with me for participating in an activity that appeared to have had the unexpected risk of death.
My lungs still ached from the experience and there was a horrible stabbing pain in them when I coughed. (This diminished over a couple of days.) About 30-60 minutes after the experience, I also became aware that my tongue hurt. A few hours later, when I looked in the mirror, I noticed what looked like a large bloody cold sore. I may have bitten my tongue when I was banging around, or perhaps carbogen's alteration of the acid/alkaline levels of my blood contributed to my getting a cold sore. (I don't normally get them, and one other participant later reported having gotten a cold sore.)
A few months after my carbogen experience, I attended another event at which the physician who had checked in on me was also present. In conversation, I discovered that the work he does is with people who have been brought into an emergency room in critical condition: his patients will often not be leaving the hospital alive.
He wanted to hear about my carbogen experience, and asked whether I remembered him coming in to check on me. I described the experience to him as I have told it above. He let me know that, despite his apparent lack of concern, he actually had been very worried about me. He left me with the impression that it might be valid to consider my trip as a 'near-death experience'. He said that his 'unconcerned' mannerism was an approach that he purposefully took in order to calm down the people sitting with me, who were stressed out about what was happening.
Although I am mildly tempted to revisit carbogen at a much lower dose-range (say 8 breaths), that intellectual curiosity has been overridden by my sense of leaving things well enough alone. Even though the trip was not pleasant, it was educational. It provided a memorable first-hand experience of how things can unexpectedly go wrong. It reinforced the importance of having one or more sitters present, particularly when taking a new drug, and I felt lucky that one of the party guests was an MD. Finally, it inspired me to enroll in a CPR class, which I recently completed.
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Overview
[ADMIN] Elasticsearch index routing
Summary
This endpoint returns an overview of the current read and write indices per module. This routing information is
based on the configured index routing strategies and the index configuration per module. Note that this output
shows the default routing only as no context is available to determine dynamic routing strategies. This endpoint
is only available to administrators.
Response
{
"Contacts":{
"strategy":"static",
"routing":{
"write_index":"autobr2583_contacts",
"read_indices":[
"autobr2583_contacts"
]
}
},
"Accounts":{
"strategy":"static",
"routing":{
"write_index":"autobr2583_shared",
"read_indices":[
"autobr2583_shared"
]
}
},
"Emails":{
"strategy":"rolling",
"routing":{
"write_index":"autobr2583_emails_201503",
"read_indices":[
"autobr2583_emails_201503",
"autobr2583_emails_201502",
"autobr2583_emails_201501"
]
}
}
}
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this_operator = scope.declare_local_operator(_get_xgboost_operator_name(type(model)), model)
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The elusive chocolate has been hard to find
by Noah MartinChocolate Orange Twirls are still available to buy from a shop in Derby but the stock is running out.
The limited edition treat has been spotted at the newsagent inside the King's Treatment Centre.
Situated at the Royal Derby Hospital, the shop had two half-full boxes left this morning (November 20).
Staff at the shop, which is next to the Delimarché café, said the Twirls had been there "for a while".
But, there were only around 15 bars remaining and those were the last of the stock.
Other newsagent and convenience stores are still struggling to get a new delivery, so these may be the last Chocolate Orange Twirls in Derby.
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For the user - Allows for creating a hierarchy of pages, manage publishing, and displaying the pages in the site’s navigation.
For the Developer - Allows for creating custom Content for Pages, which can be customized on a per-project-basis.
Pages
In our pages app, a Page is nothing more than a container for content. A Page does have some of it’s own field and attributes, but these are mostly to set certain publication details etc.
Page Content
Page Content is a seperate model from pages, and this is the actual content for the page. Two of these models already exist within pages, and you are free to use them out-of-the-box, but you can easilly create your own if you need more control over content in your pages.
Start by adding the app to your INSTALLED_APPS
INSTALLED_APPS = (
...
'ostinato',
'ostinato.pages',
'mptt', # Make sure that mptt is after ostinato.pages
...
)
Now add the ostinato.pages.urls to the end of your urlpatterns. It is important to add this snippet right at the end of the urls.py so that pages doesn’t take priority over your other urlpatterns. That is of course unless you want it to, in which case you can add it where-ever you wish.
urlpatterns += patterns('',
url(r'^', include('ostinato.pages.urls')),
)
Remember to run syncdb after you’ve done this.
That’s it, you now have a basic Pages app. We cannot do anything with it yet, since we first need to create actual templates and content. We’ll do this in the next section.
Note
Publication and Timezones
Django 1.4 changed how timezones are treated. So if you mark a page as published, please remember that it is published, relative to the timezone you specified in your settings.py.
Ok, so lets say the client wants a landing page that contains a small intro and content, and a general page that contains only content. It was decided by you that these would all be TextFields.
Lets create these now. You need to place these in your app/project models.py.
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 | from django.db import models
from ostinato.pages.models import PageContent
from ostinato.pages.regitry import page_content
@page_content.register
class LandingPage(PageContent): # Note the class inheritance
intro = models.TextField()
content = models.TextField()
@page_content.register
class GeneralPage(PageContent):
content = models.TextField()
|
As you can see, these are standard django models, except that we inherit from ostinato.pages.models.PageContent.
You also need to register your model with the page_content registry, as you can see on lines 5 and 10.
Note
Since the content you just created are django models, you need to remember to run syncdb.
If you load up the admin now, you will be able to choose a template for the page.
By default the template used by the page is determined by the page content. The default template location is pages/<content_model_name>.html. So the templates for our two content models (which you’ll need to create now) are:
Note
You can override these templates by using the ContentOptions meta class in your page content model.
class GeneralPage(PageContent):
content = models.TextField()
class ContentOptions:
template = 'some/custom/template.html'
Lets see how we can access the content in the template.
The page view adds page to your context, which is the current page instance. Using that it’s very easy to do something like this:

{{ page.title }}

Author: {{ page.author }}

That’s all fine, but we have content for a page as well, which is stored in a different model. We include a field on the page called contents, which will get the related page content for you.
In the following example, we assume that you are editing your landing_page.html.

{{ page.contents.intro }}

{{ page.contents.content }}

Note
You can also access the content using the django related field lookups, but this method is very verbose and requires a lot of typing. The related name is in the format of, <app_label>_<model>_content.

{{ page.myapp_landingpage_content.intro }}

{{ page.myapp_landingpage_content.content }}

There are cases where you may want to have a custom view to render your template rather than just using the default view used by ostinato.pages.
One use case for this may be that one of your pages can have a contact form. So you will need a way to add this form to the page context. You also want this page to handle the post request etc.
First you create your view. Note that ostinato.pages makes use of django’s class based views. If you haven’t used them before, then it would help to read up on them.
from ostinato.pages.views import PageView
class ContactView(PageView): # Note we are subclassing PageView
def get(self, *args, **kwargs):
c = self.get_context_data(**kwargs)
c['form'] = ContactForm()
return self.render_to_response(c)
def post(self, *args, **kwargs):
c = self.get_context_data(**kwargs)
## Handle your form ...
return http.HttpResponseRedirect('/some/url/')
In the example above, we created our own view that will add the form to the context, and will also handle the post request. There is nothing special here. It’s just the standard django class based views in action.
One thing to note is that our ContactView inherits from PageView (which in turn inherits from TemplateView). You don’t have to inherit from PageView, but if you don’t, then you need to add the page instance to the context yourself, whereas PageView takes care of that for you.
Next we need to tell the page content model to use this view when it’s being rendered. We do this in the ContentOptions meta class for the page content.
Using our LandingPage example from earlier, we change it like so:
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 | from django.db import models
from ostinato.pages.models import PageContent
class LandingPage(PageContent):
intro = models.TextField()
content = models.TextField()
class ContentOptions:
view = 'myapp.views.ContactView' # Full import path to your view
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ostinato.pages also allows you to specify a custom form for page content. You do this in the ContentOptions class like the example below:
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 | from django.db import models
from ostinato.pages.models import PageContent
class LandingPage(SEOContentMixin, PageContent):
intro = models.TextField()
content = models.TextField()
class ContentOptions:
form = 'myapp.forms.CustomForm' # Full import path to your form
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As you can see we just added that at the end. Just create your custom form on the import path you specified, and the admin will automatically load the correct form for your page content.
Sometimes you may have two different kinds of pages that share other fields. Lets say for example we have two or more pages that all needs to update our meta title and description tags for SEO.
It is a bit of a waste to have to add those two fields to each of our content models manually, not to mention that it introduces a larger margin for errors.
We use mixins to solve this:
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 | from django.db import models
from ostinato.pages.models import PageContent
class SEOContentMixin(models.Model): # Note it's a standard model...
keywords = models.CharField(max_length=200)
description = models.TextField()
class Meta:
abstract = True # ...and _must_ be abstract
class LandingPage(SEOContentMixin, PageContent):
intro = models.TextField()
content = models.TextField()
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The two points you have to be aware of here:
ostinato.pages.workflow provides a default statemachine that is used by the page model. Sometimes, you may want to create a different workflow for the pages based on client requirements.
To do this, you just create your custom statemachine as mentioned in the ostinato.statemachine documentation, and then tell ostinato.pages which class to use by adding the following in your settings.py:
OSTINATO_PAGES_WORKFLOW_CLASS = "myapp.customworkflow.SomeWorkflow"
When creating your custom workfow, do remember that the Page state is stored as an IntegerField, so make sure that you use the IntegerStatemachine so subclass your own statemachine class.
There are cases where you want a specific page to have extra inline fields, based on the chosen template. We have provided you with this capability through the PageContent model.
First you need to create the model that should be related to your page.
1 2 3 4 5 6 | from django.db import models
from ostinato.pages.models import Page
class Contributor(models.Model):
page = models.ForeignKey(Page)
name = models.CharField(max_lenght=50)
|
Next, you need to create your inline class (usually done in admin.py).
1 2 3 4 | from django.contrib import admin
class ContributorInline(admin.StackedInline):
model = Contributor
|
Right, after a quick syncdb, we are ready to add this to our page content. Lets say that we want to add contributors to our LandingPage from earlier:
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 | ...
class LandingPage(SEOContentMixin, PageContent):
intro = models.TextField()
content = models.TextField()
class ContentOptions:
admin_inlines = ['myapp.admin.ContributorInline']
...
|
If you load up the django admin now, and edit a Landing Page, you should see the extra inline model fields below your PageContent.
To access the related set in your template, just do it as normal.
{% for contributor in page.contributor_set.all %}
{{ contributor.name }}
{% endfor %}
ostinato.pages comes with a couple of tempalate tags and filters to help with some of the more common tasks.
navbar(for_page=None)
A inclusion tag that renders the navbar, for the root by default. It will render all child pages for the node. This tag will only render pages that has show_in_nav selected and is published.
{% load pages_tags %}
{% navbar %}
This inclusion tag uses pages/navbar.html to render the nav, just in case you want to customize it.
This inclusion tag can also take a extra arument to render the children for a specific page.
{% load pages_tags %}
{% navbar for_page=page %}
breadcrumbs(for_page=None, obj=None)
This tag will by default look for page in the context. If found it will render the breadcrumbs for this page’s ancestors.
{% load pages_tags %}
{% breadcrumbs %}
If you want to manually specify the page for which to render the breadcrumbs, you can do that using for_page.
{% load pages_tags %}
{% breadcrumbs for_page=custom_page %}
Sometimes you may have a object that does not belong to the standard page hierarchy. This could be a model like a BlogEntry, but when viewing the detail template for this entry, you may still want to relate this object to a page. For this you can use obj.
{% load pages_tags %}
{% breadcrumbs for_page=blog_landingpage obj=entry %}
One thing to note about the custom object is that the model must have a title attribute, and a get_absolute_url() method.
filter_pages(**kwargs)
This tag will filter the pages by **kwargs and return the the queryset.
{% load pages_tags %}
{% filter_pages state=5 as published_pages %}
{% for p in published_pages %}

{{ p.title }}

{% endfor %}
get_page(**kwargs)
Same as filter_pages, except that this tag will return the first item found.
{% load pages_tags %}
{% get_page slug='page-1' as mypage %}

{{ mypage.title }}

Ostinato pages can be used for multiple sites. We suggest you read the django documentation on the sites framework for a background on how we use it here.
Every site will have it’s own Tree. So you create one root page for every site, and then all descendants will belong to this site.
Additionally, in the settings.py file for each site, you need to specify which TreeID belongs to that site.
OSTINATO_PAGES_SITE_TREEID = 1 will tell tell your project that the current projects pages are all located in the first Tree.
OSTINATO_PAGES_SETTINGS = {
'CACHE_NAME': 'default',
'DEFAULT_STATE': 5,
}